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Ok thanks. I appreciate your help, I think I understand now.

Can't you just turn jffs on and off on the drive? Why would you need to format?

So there is no special partitioning done by the installation? The main reason I want it is to try out syncthing.

So how do you install entware on a drive already in place?

I appreciate your apprehension and advice, however I have two drives connected to the router. One is for primary backup and the other is a backup of the backup. Installing emtware on the second drive is an acceptable level of risk for me. I am just curious about if it is possible.

Every tutorial I see about installing entware describes a process where you are required to format a drive to ext4. If I already have an attached ext4 drive that I am using for file storage, do I still need to format this drive to install entware? Is the formatting process also partitioning as...